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emulate xcas simplify integrate on hp prime g2 - Liamtoh Resu - 09-09-2024 08:11 PM Is there a way on the prime to duplicate: xcas: simplify(integrate(x^2,x,0,x)=1000) to get the result: (a^3)/3 = 1000 I can do translate the following xcas expression fsolve(integrate(x^2,x,0,x)=1000) to get 14.4224957031 which is an approximation for 10 * 3^(1/3) --- Thanks. RE: emulate xcas simplify integrate on hp prime g2 - Patocuy - 09-09-2024 11:38 PM Hi, in CAS mode: solve(integrate(x^2,x,0,t)=1000,t) See last line in the screenshot RE: emulate xcas simplify integrate on hp prime g2 - Liamtoh Resu - 09-10-2024 01:18 AM Thanks for your reply. I'm getting 14.4224957031 inside the curly braces. Perhaps my CAS settings are different. Did you get the 't' from the [alpha divide T] or from the [x t theta n button] ? Thanks. --- edit I changed the CAS settings CHK the Exact setting and got the same answer you did. Thank you very much. --- edit I have prepared a small pdf file to reflect the nature of this post. RE: emulate xcas simplify integrate on hp prime g2 - Patocuy - 09-10-2024 02:12 AM the 't' came from the alpha divide t Previous image was a screen capture from the PC application. Now I'm attaching photos from the physical calculator with the solve command and with my CAS settings. Hope it helps. Regards,